QUOTE(jp35 @ Mar 8 2009, 04:26 AM)

congrats as long as you have your key you can't mess up a Liteon (IMG:
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Yeah. I have two drives, both with my backup files (key inquiry dummy identify) all those on both drives, as well as a USB key with the files on it.
Just to be safe.
I really don't know what happened though.
I unplugged my dvd drive then just had my two drives and my 360 drive connected, opened DosFlash, and one of them came up with drive information, so I erased it, then wrote the new firmware. Opened up JF and it shows the Lite-On drive name and I pressed eject and it opened.
Hopefully I did it correctly.
Does it matter if when I originally made the custom firmware it asked about serial information but I never fixed it? I read that it was a issue with older flashes with older jungleflasher which is what I used prior to this flash.
Just wondering if I'm still safe even though I didn't fix that serial information error.
QUOTE(LiarInGlass @ Mar 8 2009, 03:04 AM)

Yeah. I have two drives, both with my backup files (key inquiry dummy identify) all those on both drives, as well as a USB key with the files on it.
Just to be safe.
I really don't know what happened though.
I unplugged my dvd drive then just had my two drives and my 360 drive connected, opened DosFlash, and one of them came up with drive information, so I erased it, then wrote the new firmware. Opened up JF and it shows the Lite-On drive name and I pressed eject and it opened.
Hopefully I did it correctly.
Does it matter if when I originally made the custom firmware it asked about serial information but I never fixed it? I read that it was a issue with older flashes with older jungleflasher which is what I used prior to this flash.
Just wondering if I'm still safe even though I didn't fix that serial information error.
if you don't go on Live i wouldn't worry about it - someone made a program to verify the drive serial info matches floating around somewhere. Haven't heard of anyone getting banned because of this but its always good to be safe